We study the implications of conformism among analysts in a CARA Gaussian model of the market for a risky asset, where a trader’s information is a message sent by an analyst. Conformism increases the weight of the public information in the messages, decreasing their informativeness. More precise public information does not always result in more precise messages. A larger precision of the analys...

INTRODUCTION Higher price of cardiovascular drugs is one of the reasons for high out-of-pocket expenditure in cardiovascular care. The objective of the study was to determine the price variation in commonly available cardiovascular drugs between public and private hospital pharmacies in Nepal. METHODS A cross-sectional survey was conducted in 3 public and 3 private pharmacies in tertiary-leve...

This article focuses on the conceptualization of architectural installation, which is at intersection architecture and art. Installations, today have an important place as artistic activity, emerge in 1960s include various arrangements exhibition activities architects relation to gallery space. These temporary or permanent, playful, poetic installations, sculptures spaces. As a nexus for arts o...

The case study titled ‘Carbon is the new black: A of EKI Energy Services Limited’ showcases phenomenal growth achieved by a young startup based in Indore promoted visionary entrepreneur Mr Manish Kumar Dabkara who had vision and foresightedness to enter Carbon Credit Market when no big player country was leaping this field. chronicles how Limited created space for itself has become name reckon ...

This thesis focuses on households’ response to public health crisis like SARS. A model is proposed to describe households’ efforts to reduce the probability of being affected and severity if being affected. The model is expanded considering households’ learning process towards the crisis. It is concluded that the government can stabilize the sharp increase in market demands by information release.

This paper considers whether monetary and fiscal policy may sensibly be formulated independently of one another, and argues that the reasons for the two to be interconnected go well beyond the familiar but unappealing possibility of using seignorage as a source of revenue for the government. Particular attention is given to the effects of fiscal policy upon the price level through the wealth ef...

We study optimal public health care rationing and private sector price responses. Consumers differ in their wealth and illness severity (defined as treatment cost). Due to a limited budget, some consumers must be rationed. Rationed consumers may purchase from a monopolistic private market. We consider two information regimes. In the first, the public supplier rations consumers according to thei...

The differences in the price of energy to economic sectors are linked to a number of system parameters and to public welfare. There are large disparities in energy prices within states when comparing residential and industrial prices although neoclassical economics predicts one price in markets. The large disparities between the two sectors across states negatively affects the efficiency of res...